This is what an engineering exam looks like in India | JEE Advanced paper 

Watch me solve a question from paper 2 here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TxXuo9ukVxU.html If you watch my final conclusion at the end I say that this is a very difficult exam and I congratulate anybody who has attempted it. I did not mean to give the impression it is too easy. Good luck to all those studying for it!

"A single sheet of paper can't decide my future" JEE- That's why we have 4 per year.

*_Never seen anyone unbox a paper so happily which literally makes every student in our country go through a tough time_* 😂😂😂

Everybody gangsta until they are asked to complete the paper within 3 Hours

This exam has questions from "90 chapters" "22 books " + "Coaching 'material' " 🙄

One of the guy from India who cleared this exam is now the CEO of Google 😂

We're not taught this in high school either. You have to learn it separately.

Eventually everyone in the comment section is preparing for jee😂

Just for you guys to know, Jee mains is for testing speed and accuracy . Jee advance is for testing your knowledge .

In your country you just learn what is required for practical life. In India I also learnt biology to become a software engineer.

Because India was lazy to build good universities, we decided to make exams so tough that students have to figure it out on their own even before they apply and when they do enter University, they're already half engineers.

Wish i was a student in New Zealand with my Indian knowledge Hell, I'd be the topper everytime and mah parents would actually be proud of me

More that 70% of views on this video are actually from previous victims of this paper 😅 (including me😢)

The optimist says: “The glass is half full.” The pessimist says: “The glass is half empty.” The engineer says: “The glass is twice as big as it needs to be.”

the New Zealand paper is basically our board exam.

the study of the whole syllabus of JEE advance at the needed depth will require 4 years according to experts. but we get only 40% of the time

Dude the question num. 21 of chemistry section is straight from the ncert of class 11th 😱 now I know why ncert's the boss 😎

Indian here, the very reason we aren't a technological powerhouse yet, in spite of having such a tough exam, is because students in our country are not taught to be engineers or not taught the subject. They are just taught the techniques for cracking this exam. I am in one such institution (FIITJEE) and I've already realized the number of flaws in their way of teaching. I might be wrong with my opinion, but this is what I feel. India is just producing really "high scorers" with just a small fraction of them actually becoming or doing something amazing.

U missed one thing ma'am that there is a paper 2 as well U showed only the first paper One thing i can say surely is that part 2 is tougher and more complex than part 1

Normal people: just watching the video. JEE aspirants: Are actually trying to solve these question.

The NZ paper you showed is basically our High School paper..😂😂

1678 : we are going to have flying cars in the future 2019 : exam paper unboxing video

I got selected for advance jee but I failed 12th class lol Edit: well I got more likes than my marks in 12th

She :- Does a question in 5-10 min JEE MAIN TOPPERS:- HOLD MY PAPER

S.A.T. don't stand anywhere nearby it 😂

The problem starts when you try to actually solve it

BTW no question has been ever repeated in a JEE Examination.

Gave this exam 4 years ago. The 2016 paper was one of the toughest of all time. Thanks for choosing this paper. Nostalgia at peek. P.S.: Now in the final year at IIT KGP.

I am having my JEE this saturday.... i.e. on 5th of september.... Hope i dont catch covid19 during the examination...lol😂

Mam this was Paper 1 whose Physics section was quite easy. If you want to see nightmares just look up for the paper 2 Physics section of 2016. It had some questions of mechanics which actually gave me a blackout during the exam.

By the way you don't get to use a calculator in this exam. No calculator + negative marking = you are always doubtful

I cleared this Exam by just studying 10 hrs... . . . . 10 hrs per day😂😂

The NZ papper you shown questions like these are even easier than what I did in grade 10! :)

This exam is difficult because they have to eliminate from 1.3 millions students to 10k to 15k students to provide admission in to the IITs ....yes 1.3 millions of students appear in jee examination

That New Zealand paper was just looking like my class 10th physics class test. Rofl 😂😂

I am a doctor but some of my friends are in IITs after cracking this JEE advance .I have to say that the level of study needed to crack it is insane. Each and every seconds of the time of ur life will make u feel that u r really different from the crowd ,if u crack it. Moreover ,it is known to everybody that IIT jee adv. is the toughest entrance examination in the world.

1. No calculator + 2. Negative Marking + 3. Different Set Patterns of Questions with Multi Correct + (4.) 2 shifts of total 6 hours exams i.e 2 set of question paper 3 hours each with question solving speed under maximum 5 minutes + 4. For being an aspirant you have to do coachings for it separately after school time (or school exam preparation) as it is nowhere taught in school level + 5. category reservations = 💀 Even after being a deserving candidate and scoring pretty good marks in this exam you can be eliminated if you are general and specially a male candidate because of caste for sc, st, obc, female quota etc a less deserving candidate will take your seat even by scoring less.

It's so amazing to see my Indian peers thinking "tougher exam = more competence". It's precisely this thinking is what is degrading our education system.

The NZ exam you showed was easier than my school board exam

Wow. I’m from NZ and now I realise how simple our physics paper really is Oml. Although, all students have to do exams from different subjects. The full exam time for one subject is 3 hours long. Many students take 5 to 6 subjects and the exams take place from mid November to start of December. In each of the subjects they have to do about 2 to 3 papers for that subject which is basically different topics and complete them in 3 hours so about 1 hour for each 3 topics. Good luck to whenever Indian students are taking their next exams. Especially during this pandemic.

7:10 schools do nothing here only self study works and quite a bit from coaching

Foreigners could solve this after completing University but indian must solve after the 12th grade

I’m a fourth year civil/ environmental engineering student in the US, and I think this exam would be stupidly hard for someone my level.

We have to cover over a 90 chapters ... In a span of 2 years .... We have to Adjust the exams in betn our Boards ( Subjective)

My dad graduated IIT Roorkee at like the top of his class I'm nowhere near as smart as him ;-;

Why am I even watching this. I'm a BA Program student 😂😂😂

Jo NewZealand waalo ke liya torture hai...woh Indian waalo ke warmup hai....#Jai Hind

Your University Physics is my school level physics 🤣.

But still we have millions of engineering graduates who don't even know there's something called JEE 🤐

Just include word "india" in any video and get instantly views a lot of views

I wrote this exact paper, Too many memories, I cant watch this video

In Europe ( i am from Italy but i work in Italy Germany Sweden and UK) we have the absolute utmost respect for indians colleagues... they are very very good ... ( and by the way is a pleasure to work with them)

Watching the paper unfold brings out dark memories and makes me anxious.

Don't mind about Indian comments. They are just frustrated because of this exam. 🤣🤣🤣

She is saying that question are just formula based But in reality those are really really tricky She should read whole question

who told you that we are taught this in school? 😭 we actually have to manage 6-7 hours of school and 4-5 hours of extra tuitions for JEE every day (let's not mention the homework part)

I was never good at physics, chemistry, mathematics, and science. I struggled to understand basic English because I recently found out I suffered from Autistic Spectrum Disorder and I don't have any superpowers. I wish they taught Psychology at high school because I seem to have a knack for behavior patterns and observing people. It could be the result of my abusive childhood and a way of self-defense. I have learned more in life by reading many books and being able to deal with personal issues in my life.

Ab ayenge indian subscriber😂😂

you know you're on the nerd side of RU-vid when the unboxing is that of an EXAM instead of clothes and makeup

Girl the jee aspirants don't learn these things in highschool, they start learning them from 5th standard or in even younger. If they don't then .....

U know it's the toughest exam in Asia. Consulting some factors.

Add reservation quota to this and see the difficulty in getting into one of the IITs for a general category student 😆

7:12 correction, not even 10% is taught in schools

7:29 The idiots who set this paper might as well put questions from the Final Engineering degree exam in the Entrance exam. They don't know whether they are setting up and Entrance exam or an Exclusion exam.

At 5:33, #23 (increasing atomic radius) is wrong. It should be Al

*IIT is known for tough exam not for excellent education*

i prepared for jee about an year and i got -40 😂😂😂

UPSC exam will take you in another world as it covers history(ancient, medieval,modern), geography (world&india),polity, economics,art and culture,ethics,logical and reasoning,sci.and tech,current affairs, environment and it is India's toughest exam for civil services.

India is producing high scorers, not those who can think independently outside the book

With huge population comes huge competition....it's really tough to stay in the competition

1M viewers, credit goes to Indians😂😂 vaille indians😬😹😝

this is tougher compared to european or American exams becoz in India we have less job opportunities and more people

What a coincidence the length of video is 10:10 and the date thus video published is 10/10

Afraid, It's one of the exam paper which causes lots of suicides

newzland`s exams paper are just like india`s board examination papers.

Cracking this exam is a dream every 3rd indian student(including me)

Previously, the exam format of the IITJEE was different. I wrote (and cleared!) in 1986. There were three papers, one each in Maths, Physics and Chemistry. Each paper had Multiple Choice questions for 50 marks and problems requiring longer answers and all logical steps for 50 marks. The problems requiring longer answers had some choice, you could choose which questions to attempt, so you could choose these questions from your stronger topics. But you could not fool around with the longer answer type questions like you can do with multiple choice questions, you had to provide sound answers to the problems, each of which was only a tad easier than Olympiad level problems.

I have myself cleared IIT JEE almost a decade ago. I feel it's unnecessarily made difficult. Actually, it's not difficult, it's rather out-of-course as she mentioned. Most of the things are taught in engineering first and the second year which they ask in the entrance exam itself. One important point she mentioned is that in NZ, the main work starts after the students join the universities. In India, this is something we lack. Those boasting the difficulty of the exam should also know India's or IIT's ranking in the world or the research output of IITs vs other universities in the world. Having a tough exam is not enough and neither is clearing it. I've myself cleared and has enough experience now to comment.

That's not an engineering exam it's entrance exam to join engineering colleges

I think she is comparing two different things. JEE is an entrance exam for engineering degree courses in elite Institutions , where as the NZ exam paper is an year end exam for for High school graduates where in it has mix of MCQ and short answer questions .At the same time the Indian students who are taking JEE entrance will have taken one similar exam to NZ where in it will be a mix of Essay type, short answer and MCQ. JEE is an filtering exam where millions of aspirants competing for few thousands seats overall.

Section one, Question one already caught me out of the loop (it requires to at least remember what Planck's constant *is* about, which I currently don't), so I started thinking about tactics, For sec 1, I'd recommend: 1) Read all the problems of the section. 2) If you can, with any degree of certainty, solve at least one of the problems, ignore all the problems you cannot. 3) If for any reasons, you have no certainty about any of the problems: Take wild guesses. The expected outcome is zero, but there is a non-zero chance that you net some points, and chances are for taking. ____ Rationale: a) Unless the designers have lied about marking, wild guessing should, on average, net zero points, but one might get lucky and score some. Therefore, step 1 to see, if 2 or 3 applies. b) As soon as one actually knows what one is doing in at least one problem, the effects of wild guessing in the other problems (which one has no idea about) might nullify one's hard work, and we do not want that. c) a and b are dependent, of course, on how many problems one knows their way around. I merely estimated the expected outcomes for 100 and 200 problems, and *then* saw that the actual number is Five. More rigor later, for right now, this one needs to hit the mat. Have a mathematical day and don't hesitate to scrutinize the approach, if you want to. PS: I should mention that the aim of this approach is to maximize potential score, regardless of actual knowledge in the field. To me this is an excercise in applying maths to reality, and see what happens.

"exam unboxing"

I enjoyed reading comments ..rather than watching the video..lol. (no offence).

Let me be the first to tell you, no amount of money can ever buy the childhood you lost preparing for this exam....

You would feel that the question would just require a formula and it would but u would fail to solve it. It is such an exm.

I chose to study physics abroad because it was way too hard to even get into a good college in India. It's easier to get accepted abroad.

Reason for suicides in India

Rope companies after the JEE exams: Business is booming!

That is hard loco!! In High school I hardly knew how to wipe my butt

Taught in schools ... lol ... funniest things heard so far 😂😂😂you have to get 90% of your knowledge by sources other than school ...

Gauss's law wasn't in ur high school 😵 I studied that in first chapter of 12th class.

Don't think JEE is the only way to join engineering colleges in India, you can also join colleges by using cut off mark u have scored in your high school board examinations in some states, and also there are too many engineers with good marks are unemployed in India and if possible make a video about that too

Just for the info. No , this is not taught to us in our high school. It's a lot less than that and they expect us to answer these questions.

The real problem in Indian is it's massive population. So naturally, the competition is high!!!!!

LIKE 🙏"if you are just reading the comments without listening to anything she is saying"😂🗣️

O Brasil também tem exames da forma como o JEE. Ter testes difíceis realmente não é algo do que deveríamos nos orgulhar. Isso mostra exatamente como aqui é mais dificial para entrar numa universidade em comparação com outros paises, como a Nova Zelândia, não só pela dificuldade das provas mas pela dificuldade de você ter um sistema educacional bom (abrangente) o suficiente para não precisar excluir tantas pessoas.

JEE Advanced is not about formulas and Memory , its about the conceptual understanding of the candidates , and in particular for physics we have to solve books like IE irodov , SS Krotov , Resnik Haliday Walker and Pathfinder Physics , there is just immense amount of hard work and 2 yrs of dedication that one must put for clearing the jee advanced examination and get there dream IIT's . And in particular the jee advanced 2016 paper physics section is considered to be one of the toughest , I would rather want you to solve it (or the physics section only ) and see how much you get , each year 1 million students all over india apply for the exams and only 10,000 are selected and that is what is called as competion.. Other country exams have no comparison with Jee advanced ..

I don't even know what's going on. I'm just here watching this.

Please explore UPSC IAS Exam paper 😂

Dang and so many of their structures collapse or fail. Guess it ain’t all about the level of difficulty on paper